Desegregation Victory Shocks Atlanta Racists
In Atlanta nine Black students desegregated four white high schools without incident, with five suspected troublemakers arrested. Police chief Jenkins praised the orderly outcome as citizens watched a televised lineup, including a Nazi protester from Arlington who was jailed for attempting to picket Grady High School and later performed a Nazi salute in custody.
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Atlanta
Herbert T. Jenkins
Georgia
Grady High School
Jean Cody
American Nazi Party
Arlington
Grady
Cody
World In A Spin Highlights Algerian, U.S. News And History
In Paris President De Gaulle says Algerian rebel leadership changes do not alter the push for Algerian independence. Nigeria gifts $2,000 for science equipment via Congressman Bolton. Verne Edwards Jr. elected ASAJSA president. Air Force to run a centralized logistics bookkeeping operation at Wright-Patterson. Cable car accident in Chamonix noted as tow cable strength doubled. Thomas Flynn calls Cincinnati union secessions normal growing pains. Edwards AFB to test rocket plane at 3,700 mph but cancelled due to minor problems. Hershey urges national responsibility. New York brokerage says market remains irregular. A 1889 round-the-world trip, a 1886 Charleston earthquake, 1935 Neutrality Act signing, 1954 Hurricane Carol deaths noted, and Roosevelt on immigrant roots referenced.
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Charles de Gaulle
Paris
Ben Houssef Ben Khedda
Nigeria
Frances Bolton
Ohio
American Society of Journalism
Ann Arbor
Mich
Verne E. Edwards, Jr
Ohio Wesleyan University
Washington
Air Force
Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Thomas Flynn
Chicago
Teamsters Union International
Cincinnati
United States
Charleston, & C
Franklin Roosevelt
New England
New York
New Jersey
Mice Prove Fallout Radiation Harms Less Than Feared
Atomic energy scientist Dr William L Russell reports findings from 100000 mice at Oak Ridge showing four times fewer birth defects from fallout than earlier estimates. The study indicates no threshold below which radiation is harmless and that cumulative exposure still risks genetic damage. Berlin reaction to General Clay appointment highlights US resolve to defend Berlin.
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West Lafayette
Ind
Atomic Energy Commission
Oak Ridge National Laboratories
William L. Russell
American Institute of Biological Sciences
Russell
Charles Coburn's Final Act Cant Take It With You
Charles Coburn died at 84 after a lingering illness following heart failure during a road tour of You Can't Take It With You. The monocled actor, famed for scene stealing, spent six decades in show business and won the Academy Award for The More the Merrier.
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New York
UPI
Charles
Coburn
Nzs
Indianapoli
DST
Newport Gambling Raids Resume in Kentucky
Police raided gambling operations in Newport and nearby areas for a third time this week. Three men were arrested on betting and horse race information charges, with one suspect fleeing and later captured. Weapons and gambling paraphernalia were seized, and bonds were set for Grabel, Fine, and Feldman. The report also references Coburn and a 1905 marriage depicted as a notable theatre anecdote from the era.
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Newport
Kentucky
Cincinnatans
George Grabel
Cincinnati
Green Hills
Abe Fine
Morris Feldman
Boat Owner Seeks Action In Miami Police Recovery Case
Fragmented report notes a Miami incident involving a stolen vessel and police response. Mentions Miss Wills who died in 1987, Coburn’s vessel builds, and Winnifred Clements Natzka. References Water concerns and drought, with Miami Police Chief Headley cited as urging water delivery and action. Details unclear due to damaged text.
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Miami
Walraits
Ter Headley
Berlin Hero General Clay to Return as Ambassador
President Kennedy announced Gen Lucius D. Clay, longtime hero of Berlin, will return Sept 15 as Ambassador Clay in West Berlin. The move signals U S support amid Communist pressure as Clay again offers his experience to bolster judgment and action from the German capital.
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Wily Brandt
Gen. Clay
Berlin
Kennedy
Lacinus D. Tray
Congress
Clay
West Berlin
Im Berlin
Experi Dent
Ger
Lyndon B. Johnson
Berlin Quiet, Berliners Hope For Three Weeks Of Peace
Berlin observers say a three week lull may follow the near crisis as East and West Germany prepare for elections. Residents note fewer water cannon scenes and patrols near the sector borders while awaiting a possible peace treaty with East Germany.
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Berlin
UPI
General Patton
U.S
Moscow
UN delegates push drive on racial incidents at session
African delegates plan an all-out campaign at the United Nations to secure complete satisfaction over racial incidents involving colored diplomats. Afro-Asian talks may be held after clashes with New York police and accusations of mistreatment. The Guinea mission cites the deputy representative Michel Collet, while New York authorities say the police were cleared of wrongdoing.
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United Nations
N. Y
UPI
Avicans
New York
Guinea
General Assembly
Collet
Traf
Communist Bloc
Robert F. Wagner
United Naions
United States
Railroad Strike Threat Off at Pennsylvania Railroad
A preliminary injunction and top level conference averted two threatened strikes against the Pennsylvania Railroad. A WS District Court judge issued the restraining order against 11,000 maintenance men who planned to walk out at midnight Thursday. The Transport Workers Union warned of a job pullout unless an arbitrator’s decision in a work rules dispute came before the deadline. The disputes are with arbitrator Francis J. Robertson in Washington. Later, 92 Philadelphia shop maintenance workers threatened a work stoppage over safety regulations, but a union-company meeting halted the threat.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Pennsylvania Railroad
WS District Court
Harold K. Wood
Transport Workers Union
Wood
Carter
Francis J .Robertson
Washington
PRR
Phiadelphia
Neutralist conference opens in Belgrade amid Western hopes
Belgrade hosts a neutralist conference as President Kennedy’s cautious blessing is seen as a counter to Soviet pressure on non aligned nations. Nehru and Nkrumah arrive to urge moderation on any Berlin resolutions while Tito meets Soviet Ambassador Yepikher to discuss Russia’s Berlin stance.
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Yugoslavia
UPI
Kennedy
Kremlin
Jawaharlal Nehru
Ghana
Kwame Nkrumah
Berlin
Nehru
Soviet Union
Tito
Russia
Alexe Yepisher
Yepisher
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